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WDAF-FM[]

1961–1974[]

LOGO MISSING

KYYS[]

1974–1997[]

KOZN[]

1997–1999[]

KSRC (1999–2006); KCKC (2006–present)[]

1999–2011[]

2011–2014[]

2014–2024[]

2024–present[]

V • T • E

Former Taft Television & Radio Stations

AM Radio Stations:
KQV Pittsburgh, PA (1974-1982) | WBIR Knoxville, TN (1959-1960, now WIFA) | WBRC Birmingham, AL (1957-1972, now WERC) | WDAF Kansas City, MO (1964-1987, now KFNZ) | WGR Buffalo, NY (1964-1987) | WKRC Cincinnati, OH (1939-1987) | WTVN Columbus, OH (1954-1987)

FM Radio Stations:
WBIR-FM Knoxville (1959-1960, now WIMZ-FM) | WBRC-FM Birmingham, AL (1957-1972, now WBPT) | WDAF-FM Kansas City, MO (1964-1987, now KCKC) | WDVE Pittsburgh, PA (1974-1987) | WGR-FM Buffalo, NY (1964-1987, now WGRF) | WKRC-FM¹ Cincinnati, OH (1947-1987, now WKRQ) | WTVN-FM¹ Columbus (1960-1987, now WLVQ)

Television Stations:
KTSP Phoenix, AZ (1985-1994, now KSAZ-TV) | KTXA Fort Worth/Dallas, TX (1985-1987) | KTXH Houston, TX (1985-1987) | WBIR-TV Knoxville, TN (1959-1960) | WBRC-TV Birmingham, AL (1957-1994, now WBRC) | WDAF-TV Kansas City, MO (1964-1994) | WCIX Miami, FL (1983-1987, now WFOR-TV) | WDCA Washington, D.C. (1979-1987) | WGHP-TV High Point/Greensboro, NC (1985-1994, now WGHP) | WGR-TV Buffalo, NY (1964-1983, now WGRZ) | WKRC-TV¹ Cincinnati, OH (1949-1995) | WKYT-TV Lexington, KY (1958-1967) | WNEP-TV Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA (1964-1973) | WPHL-TV Philadelphia, PA (1987-1992) | WTAF-TV Philadelphia, PA (1969-1987, now WTXF-TV) | WTSP St. Petersburg/Tampa, FL (1985-1994) | WTVN-TV Columbus (1953-1987, now WSYX)

Other Names:
Radio Cincinnati, Inc. (1939-1959) | Taft Broadcasting Company (1959-1987) | Taft Entertainment Company (1981-1987) | Taft Television & Radio Company, Inc. (1981-1987) | Great American Broadcasting (1987-1993) | Great American Communications (1987-1993) | Citicasters Communications (1993-1999)

Founded: 1939 | Defunct: 1999⁴ | Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio

¹ These stations were built and signed onto the air by Taft directly.
² CIC-Taft Video in Australia was a 50-50 joint venture between Taft and Cinema International Corporation through CIC Video.
³ Hanna-Barbera Australia was the Australian division of Hanna-Barbera before taking on the name Taft-Hardie Group Pty. Ltd., which was a joint venture between Taft and James Hardie Industries.
⁴ Worldvision Enterprises is not affiliated nor to be confused with World Vision International, a multinational non-profit (501(c)3) organization.
⁵ Taft remained incorporated (under the Citicasters name) as a holding company for iHeartMedia, Inc. until 2020.

Source: Taft Broadcasting on Wikipedia